Opulently Accented Christmas Trees

This Luxury Christmas Tree is Valued at £11.9 Million

This luxury Christmas tree has been created by designer Debbie Wingham in partnership with the Kempinski Hotel Bahia as an opulent holiday decoration for the lobby of the hotel in southern Spain. The tree is valued at £11.9 million thanks to a series of expensive precious stones, an array of diamonds, mini purses, upcycled jewelry and much more. The seasonal decor fixture draws inspiration from peacock feathers and Art Deco-era modernist aesthetics to make it a truly opulent sight to admire.

The luxury Christmas tree was created with assistance from digital artist Gary James McQueen, resin artist Debra Frances Bean and egg art expert Linda Martin. The work of David Arnott and wood specialist Mardi Bespoke are also integrated into the tree to add a truly high-end touch.

Image Credit: Kempinski Hotel Bahia

Luxury Holiday Decorations
Opulently accented Christmas trees demonstrate the growing trend towards luxury holiday decorations that are visually impressive and high-end.
Collaborative Design
The creation of opulent Christmas trees through a team of specialized experts and designers highlights the trend towards collaborations in art and design.
Sustainable Upcycling
The trend towards sustainable upcycling is demonstrated through the use of upcycled jewelry and repurposed materials in the extravagant Christmas tree design.

Industries Being Reshaped

Luxury Hospitality
Opulent Christmas trees and holiday decorations are an attractive feature for luxury hotels and resorts looking to impress guests with high-end holiday decors.
Art and Design
The intricate, customized and one-of-a-kind luxury decorations highlight the demand for art and design excellence and a willingness to explore new creative designs.
Sustainable Fashion
The sustainable upcycling demonstrated by these luxury Christmas trees highlights an opportunity for the fashion and retail industry to embrace sustainable practices and product offerings.
SCORE
1.7 out of 10
GENDER
50% Men50% Women
MARKETTop markets: Europe
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 27%
Activity 14%
Freshness 9%